topic 1 Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

what makes up the axial skeleton? (protection and structure)

A

skull, ribs, vertebral column

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what makes up the appendicular skeleton? (movement)

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humerus, tibia, fibula, pelvic girdle, carpals, tarsals, femur

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3
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state the four types of bone?

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long, short, flat, irregular

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4
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long bone features?

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spongy bone, articular cartilage, bone marrow, epiphysis, compact bone, blood vessel

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inferior

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below (femur is inferior to the pelvic girdle)

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superior

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above (the scapula is superior to the pelvic girdle)

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posterior

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towards the back of the body (scapula is posterior to the sternum)

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anterior

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towards the front of the body (the sternum is anterior to the scapula)

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medial

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towards the midline of the body (sternum is medial to the ulna)

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lateral

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away from midline of the body (ulna is lateral to the sternum)

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distal

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the furthest point from the attachment ( carpals are distal to the shoulder)

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proximal

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the closest point of attachment ( knee is proximal to the tarsals)

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13
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types of connective tissue (3)

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cartilage, ligament, tendon

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14
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define the term joint

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when two or more bones articulate

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15
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different types of joints that permit movement (3)

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fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial joints

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16
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features of synovial joints

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articular cartilage
synovial membrane
synovial fluid
bursae
meniscus
ligaments
articular capsule

17
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different synovial joints

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hinge, ball and socket, condyloid, pivot, gliding, saddle

18
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characteristics common to muscle tissue

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contractility
extensibility
elasticity
atrophy
hypertrophy
nerve stimuli

19
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different types of muscles

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smooth
cardiac
skeletal

20
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smooth muscle

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involuntary and not striated

21
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cardiac muscle

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involuntary and not striated

22
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skeletal muscle

A

voluntary and striated

23
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what is the origin?

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muscle tendon to stationary bone

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what is the insertion?

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muscle tendon to moveable bone

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three general characteristics of muscles? (CEE)
contractibility extensibility elasticity
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contractibility
when muscles shortens its length
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extensibility
when muscles length increases
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elasticity
when muscle returns to a resting point